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Fine. He completed an accurate pass way downfield without being able to step into the throw.

What gimmicks? I don't recall seeing any flea-flickers or reverses. If you mean smoke routes, the Skins have been running those since the Brunell days. And no one's building him up beyond what happened on Sunday. We're simply complimenting him on a fantastic game for a rookie QB in a hostile...

And yet #24 didn't. That's because RG3 threw across his body with enough velocity to complete the pass--something very few QBs can do. Try not being a braindead homer your entire life. It just comes off as sad.

Well, he's got the arm to make all the throws. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cTdFZThjAY

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/nfl-power-rankings-week-1-49ers-top-spot-statement-win-green-bay-packers-peyton-manning-moves-denver-broncos-article-1.1156594 still trailing the Gmen!

But a concussion is a concussion, whether you were wearing a helmet or not. I'm not sure you rebound from them faster just because you're a football player. Same goes for ACL tears.

It's amazing how football players can return one week after a concussion, but certain baseball players (Jason Bay, Brian Roberts) are knocked out for the entire season.

He was under center quite often, and plenty of teams have their QB in the shotgun a majority of the time (Brady and the Pats). None of this changes the fact that Bob is good at deception in the backfield.

Bob was really good with play action and rollouts. Defenses have to respect his speed.

Which one of you is ill? I hope it's not serious.

A number of my fave sites are down today.

Yep. Griffin could throw three picks next week and it still wouldn't detract from beating the Saints on the road.

I don't think he would have scored if he kept running straight ahead, but yes, cutting inside was "mentally challenged."

Yes, Dbair is incredibly petty when it comes to Dallas' opponents, but it's not crazy to tap the brakes on the Skins and their fast start (see: 2011 Buffalo Bills).

As someone noted on another site, Roy "retired" when he got to Dallas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQqdnjLn6T4&feature=youtu.be and to think that Troy lost his first start in that stadium 28-0

From 3:38 in the 1st Q to the end of the game, the Skins never trailed. The Saints are too talented to shut down completely, and Brees in the shotgun for most of the game will get his yards, but the Skins always seemed to pull away whenever the Saints got close. The Peyton angle is pure conjecture.

Skins thoroughly dominated that game, picking off Brees, pounding his receivers and all but snuffing the running game. Only a cheap TD off a blocked punt made it seem closer than it really was. The Saints were 8-0 in that stadium last year (bad defense notwithstanding), so the Skins achieved a...

I wish they'd won today. Now they'll be even more determined not to start 0-2.